Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Kneeling: Coach Fowler. Left to right: Ralph Haynes, Henry Left to i-ightg Billy McMahon, Dick McMahon, Warren Loenneke, Douglass Janns, Skip Sharp, Schmidt, Dick Drake, 'W ' 'XI , il X XX will Tlfifklwf SWIMMING TEAM AIMS AT LOW SCORES SPLASHES FOR POINTS TRACK STRIDES FOR POINTS IN DIFFERENT EVENTS The ffaCk team Of '56, who fif1iShf3d fifth in the Coach Harkey, who was pleased, feels that this year's city meet, practiced untiringly on the fundamentals of team will finish much higher iii the Standings than track and brought home many firsts in different that of hist year, events. First row: Charles Beale, Donald Caudle, Richard Smith, Ronald Caudle, George Perryman, Lloyd Smith, Wayne jolly. Second row: Frank Brewer, Mike Rowland, David Kinser, Cecil Smith, Gary Wallace, Rodney Cobb, Ray Dickison, Henry Loenneke, Mitchell Herron.

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